One must imagine
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Luckily, Sisyphus will do this an infinite number of times so he'll be able to explore the options.
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Why does nobody think of the boulder?
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I’m sure Sisyphus thinks about bouldy.
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Five tons of flax
Plot twist, the boulder is actually a golden apple and he's just trying to get it to the prettiest one
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The answer is simple the cat is alive, but god is dead in a box when you ring the bell.
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This feels like something that an infinite number of monkeys with typewriters would write.
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I’m sure Sisyphus thinks about bouldy.
But more importantly, does Bouldy believe in us?
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Yeah but if he never gets time away from the boulder to go show off his sweet bod then what’s the point?
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The instructions stated "get on the train. go to the last stop. go through the station and exit down stairway 17. The stairs terminate in a tunnel. follow the lights."
So I got on the train and rode to the last stop. I went through the station, found stairway 17, and followed them down until they ended in a tunnel.
The lights went both ways. I was confused.
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Yeah but if he never gets time away from the boulder to go show off his sweet bod then what’s the point?
The point is he is jacked as FUCK
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This is absurd.
in the best possible way.
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The answer is simple the cat is alive, but god is dead in a box when you ring the bell.
Ring the bell ?
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Ring the bell ?
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Ring the bell ?
To remind Pavlov that he needs to feed the dogs
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That's basically the joke in this Perry Bible Fellowship comic.
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only 3 philosophical dilemmas?
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Fortunately, according to Zeno, he'll never reach either; he can only ever get halfway. Not sure if that makes him more, or less happy.
